Have you ever heard a song in another language and liked it???

Yes... I've heard the good song, it's a sad song or a love song I guess, because I don't understand Chinese. that song is from the F4 Album.... uh.. I forget the title of that song.

Yeah, I've heard a lot of songs that I like thats in a different language. Specially when I watch Animes...there are some songs there thats really nice. Like the one with shaman King. I don't even know the title..but it sounds really nice. hehe

Definitely :) 99 Luft Balloons... but I've eventually heard the English translation Entinen by Ezkimo... it's a song from Finland The End ... by Lisa Gerrard... It's her own personal language Una Palabra .. by Carlos Varela ... it's in Spanish, I now know the translation ??... I can't recall the name.. it's by Joanna Newsome... A Gaelic folk song perhaps Una Palabra is by far one of the most beautiful songs that I have ever heard

Hi danitykane, I think I had heard a hundreds of songs that I have no idea what this songs all about but I like it. Usually we like the songs not because the lyrics but the rhythm and melodies. I love to listen to Chinese, Japan, Korea and Latin music even though I didn't know a single word use in it. Sometimes I didn't know what is the title of the songs. And it is hard to goggle it on the net without knowing the title and the singer.

yeah i love the song of the Lord of the Rings---May It Be and the song of Ratatuille---Le Festin, first in English the other in French, i love both of them.

Yes I have heard songs played in the music channel some of them in the languages which I do not know but love to hear it. I have even memorized the wordings of some songs as they are so lovely even without knowing the meaning or language. As you say music is universal and soothing to listen whatever the language may be.

I have several favorite foreign songs that I even transcribed phonetically and memorized: Gaelic songs "Brid Og Ni Mhaille" and "Buchaille On Eirne" by the Corrs. I can sing these songs word for word! :) Portugese songs "Travessia" by Kevyn Lettau and "Mais Que Nada" by the Sergio Mendes band And some other Portugese songs by Astrud Gilberto ...

hi danitykane! yes there are a few songs in korean, latin, and other language that i don't even understand but i do like them. nowadays, korean music is hot in my country. we especially like a lot of them even if i can't understand the lyrics except those in english. there are also some christian songs in latin like "the prayer" that i like but i don't even understand it. i think what really entices you to a song is the beat or the tune. if it sounds pleasing to the ears then you don't really care if you don't understand the lyrics. i'm not saying that the lyrics of the song is not important but it is secondary to how the music actually sounds.

If that song is good to listen to my ears, i will love that song although i don,t understand the language, i remeber a few songs from japan kokorono tomo, and latin song like cesara, and i have a favorite song from meteor garden album it,s Teamo or te'amor , do you know that song ? :)

oh yes, several times. i tend to like eres tu, a spanish song by mocedades. then i fell in love with era's collections like the hymn. it's in latin. i really love the melody and i ended up searching the internet for the meaning of it. :)

Yes, plenty of times, and in several languages. I guess it's all thanks to how the music goes and how the tone of the voice adds something to the melody, being almost like if another instrument in the music itself. You may not understand the exact meaning that the words want to convey, but sometimes the tone of the voice used can tell a decent bit about this, which only helps the music have a more explicit image attached to it.

"yesterday once more", one classic English song, i think most of you have heard it. i hadn't study English yet when i listened to it for the first time, but its beautiful melody could remind me of the past memorable moments that touched my heart's chord.

Yeah tons. :3 I love Jpop and Kpop, even though I barely understand a word they're saying without subtitles. Actually, even without subtitles I love kpop and jpop, just the beat and the emotions can be felt even without words. And sometimes, when you do realize the real meaning, then you'll love the song even more. That's probably why kpop is so popular in the Phils and all around SE Asia.

yes. there's this song "A White Love Story" (i don't know the Korean title) from the korean show "coffee prince." i just love listening to it again and again. i have another favorite from the korean show "Full House". The title of the song is "i think i love you".

I heard a kind of song from a drama series (also korean) that I got to finish watching before it got aired here in our country. I got interested so much that I spent time singing the song that I really didn't literally knew what it meant. It was until later that I got to ask someone and got a reply that seemed to slightly surprised me, the english title of that song is, Because I'm Stupid by SS501, the first ending theme from Boys Over Flowers. (^_^ )

Hi danitykane! I listen to a lot of different songs. Even those with lyrics that I do not understand. There are those that I have heard and even if I cannot understand the lyrics as long as the melody is nice or if the rhythm is great, I would definitely like the song. I have heard cool Spanish songs. Korean songs also. There are French songs that I like. I have listened to some Chinese love songs and I appreciated them.

Yes I do. There were several songs that I have heard in different languages which I really do not understand a bit. But I like them since they are very pleasing to the ears. In fact, I have even downloaded some of them so I could listen from time to time.

maybe you are referring to Nobody by wonder girls. which has been playing for some weeks now in the radio. it has been so popular in our country now. i didn't like the song though. it is quite okay but not my favorite. but the kids love it and so the grown ups too. i am really surprised how the song became so popular in our country.

To me the answer is yes. The melody of music itself is a kind of language. You could feel a lot even if you don't understand the meaning of it. Many classical music enjoyed great prestige in the world though there is no word inside it at all.

Yes. It depends on the beat of the song and how the singer sings it.=) Korean songs are interesting. I like some of them. I kept on playing them especially if it is soothing to my ears. There are really things you like even if you do not know them,for as long as it gives comfort to your senses, that would be COOL!!